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Re: Quitting smoking

Re: Quitting smoking

Thanks @Shaz51 & @flipper

Plus I'm up for chat with anyone who desires to kick the smoking habit..

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 Hello everyone and @eth 

 

Golly, it took a couple of goes but I’ve done it. I am 9 and a half months no cigarettes and I am grossed out by the smell and thought of them!

 

I don’t want them at all. I think I have conquered the addiction, I feel as though I have at this point.

 

I’m currently in a bit of a low, so waking me up to this has been really helpful, thank you. I got an email that you’d liked the post right at a point yesterday when I was having a meltdown. Timing was critical.

 

So yay for the no smokes, but still trying hard to keep up all the positives and focus on the qualities I possess. Working hard to maintain the little good bits as highlights of days which can otherwise be overstimulating and confusing. I became overwhelmed yesterday, bringing back some symptoms, so I cancelled dinner and got into bed to relax my body and mind. I reflected and I was safe. Today was a new day and the sun was out and I called my support people to tell them about what happened.

 

I have actually been having problems with alcohol. I have just joined AA. I might a post about it later.

 

Good luck with the quitting smoking! It’s absolutely possible and easy when your mind is ready! 

 

Rosie

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9 and a half months no cigarettes -- way to go my awesome friend @Rosie Heart

I called my support people to tell them about what happened.-- what did they say @Rosie if you don`t mind me

it is good that you listen to your body and mind last night and got into bed to relax your body and mind.

I have to remember with me with kidney disease and diabetes to listen to my body too and with my husband who has Bipolar 11 and other MI , I have to pick the clues that he needs time to relax too

Hello @eudemonism, @eth, @PeppiPatty, @MoonGal

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Hey @Shaz51 turbulent times with my quitting smoking and withdrawing 😣 having cravings and doubts...

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one step at a time my friend @eudemonism , sitting with you xx

replacing it with something else is hard , I am thinking of an etra walking in the afternoon to help my diabetes but mr shaz has kinda squached my get up and go

so I am with you xxx

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Hi @Shaz51 they say even a few minutes of intense training a day will help with that sort of thing...

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Hi @Rosie  check out Ditching the ciggers thread lol

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